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“and the universe said…”
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People always talk about redstone computers when they're like gawking at the immense complexity within Minecraft's redstone/technical systems. Which makes sense, I mean redstone computers are a marvel in their own right, and it's easy to grasp why they're impressive if you're not as familiar with the inner workings of Minecraft's game mechanics.
But you guys. There is so much depth beyond just redstone computers. It's more than just a novelty you can poke around with in creative mode. When you start to look at the survival mode applications of advanced redstone, that's how you get "Technical Minecraft", the likes of Mumbo Jumbo or ilmango / scicraft.
And boy, it goes deep. But there's new depths that have just been discovered... More than just a new technology... a whole new frontier of Minecraft redstone has just been discovered.
BEHOLD
WIRELESS REDSTONE
some highlights from this video:
the wireless technology is due to an optimization in the code for Item entities. Item entities only check if they should be falling every 4 ticks (200 milliseconds); however to give the illusion of seamless gravity each item entity is given a specific offset based on when it was spawned into the world
this can be used to synchronize distant and wholly disconnected redstone machines...
...however, you must ensure that the "signal" does not get muddled by other items in the world, or other machines making use of wireless redstone tech...
...so you must make use of wireless redstone protocols
fucking protocols for sending information over redstone wirelessly. these fucking brain geniuses had to re-invent IP addresses for minecraft redstone. what the fuck
i feel like i just sat through a college lecture and i'm still trying to make sense of the complex shit the professor just explained
one time at bong party my guy put on a video about a minecraft computer and a couple minutes into it the cameraman referred to a distant mountain-sized monolith as "the graphics card" and i started crying
The History Of Minecraft YouTube over 10 years, including interviews with SkyDoesMinecraft, AntVenom, Dream and many more.Download and play games in Core for FR...
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“Minecraft isn’t just a game. It’s a platform that represents our thoughts, hopes, and dreams. It’s a staple of our history. A display of our creative integrity; our worlds, builds, experiences, are all. A hallmark of a brilliant and unbridled capacity for connection. The friends made, companies founded, icons erected, educational events, maps, memes, music, movies, merchandise, collected all in block form. Minecraft is a movement, an ever-flowing symbol of a generation who wanted to explore and build, who wanted to mine and craft.”
anyone else scared of single player minecraft. not just like oh it’s scary to mine alone. but the odd paranoia that there is another user there. that you’ll be playing alone and leave your house and there’s a person standing there. or you’re mining and there’s a user standing in the path you mined that leaves when you see it
God I thought I was the only one
i literally can never play for long before getting that genuine weird fear and exiting the game :(
are you scared of herobrine
Honestly Minecraft is so eerie because of that loneliness. I have always seen the “story” of Minecraft as Steve’s fruitless search for other survivors, wandering the landscape, following maps and unearthing ruins and hoping to signal to someone else—anyone else—that he is here, that he’s alive.
For example, the Beacon has obvious utility for the player, but in the story, it seems much more like it would be built as a signal to others.
It is made more eerie by the fact that the creatures he encounters are misshapen mirrors of a human form. The villagers are clearly evolved either from humans or a human-like ancestor, but are not themselves human. Drowned and Zombies perhaps were once human, but unlike zombie villagers, it seems that they cannot be cured. (Maybe he will find a way. Maybe, maybe.)
The Endermen are peaceful when respected, if unnerving. They used to frighten him, but he has been alone for so long; the empty horizon that once held hope has become so unwelcoming that the garbled syllables of these flitting black figures are almost a comfort. He talks back to them, seeing patterns in the handful of noises they repeat that aren’t there.
He has followed the clues left in the ruins, piecing together doors to the hellish, inhospitable realms the previous inhabitants of this world must have tried to escape to, and encountered incomprehensible beings. He has discovered weapons and ancient texts imbued with magic and learned to replicate it.
It has been so long. He has traveled so far, from the harsh, unforgiving lands of the desert, over mountains and into sticky jungles, and there is never a new clue, a new signal, something, anything left that might indicate that there are survivors.
So what would he think, if he saw someone appear, standing in the doorway of the fortress he has built over the years, someone human? Someone else, after so long spent searching? After so long spent knowing, deep, deep down, that there is no one else left?
What is more likely? That he would think this is a surviving human, incomprehensibly, after all this time?
Or that this is yet another being, in a world of magic and strange power, that once was human, or is trying to be human, or is not quite human, that is just
better than the others at pretending?
regular minecraft content produced by tumblr users and the wider minecraft community that is actually about the game itself (such as screenshots of builds, farms, art, aesthetics etc which has universal appeal independent of being a fan of someone) and content centered around popular content creators who incidentally play minecraft is so fundamentally different both in tone, purpose, structure, audience, etc that it shouldn’t be cross-tagged with “minecraft” or “mineblr”. the total utility of using tags in general goes way way down when there is an overflowing amount of content from what is essentially another fandom is cross-tagged with the game that it’s set in.
Artists and shitposters and whatever , trust me. No one in the minecraft tag are looking for mcyt content. No one. Because if they were, they would’ve looked in the mcyt tag. It doesn’t even help you get any more traction, i promise
really wish “mcytblr” meant “talking about all minecraft youtubers” and not just “dreamsmp but wearing a funny hat”
what “mcyt” means: all minecraft youtubers. all of them. hermitcraft, yogscast, teamcrafted, aphmau, obscure ones that exactly six people care about, that one minecraft roleplay you watched as a kid that got deleted off the internet, people’s minecraft ocs that they roleplay in an smp with friends, that one guy who’s playing minecraft without any out-of-game info but has paused it because he wants to make a horror game, speedbuilders, people who do a scary amount of building in a short period of time, speedrunners and new update theorizers, et cetera
what people think “mcyt” means: a very specific set of people that all happen to be directly related to the dreamsmp somehow
I’m back in the mood for Minecraft, starting with some Elytra designs based off of bug wings
I’m back in the mood for Minecraft, starting with some Elytra designs based off of bug wings
🌻sunflower barn🌻 i love how this turned out!! need to do some interior decorating though ^.^ please feel free to give me any more ideas for my builds or future ones for this cottage! i have some ideas but i would love to hear more! 💛
tutorial for the barn by SheepGG on Youtube!
@tamofthedragons tam fanart ,,, two !!
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lol so dreamsmp amiright
Btw have this too. I like Guardians…. But I don’t like when I have to fight them. Scares the shit out of me every time.
Ohhhhh i get why bunnies might be friends with the warden asides it just being cute
basically, the warden, being of a species that has evolved for millennia to live underground and have a highly-resonant spiked exposed ribcage and ears that are so freakishly powerful they can probably hear sunlight drying out wet grass at dawn even under a large amount of solid rock, rabbits are basically acoustically-negative little fluffballs. like they’re so small and silent that the warden probably finds them not only pleasing to their auditory senses but also a little bit similar to themselves, being repulsed by anything that’s even a little bit loud.
i love playing with datapacks as yall may know and right now im obsessed with William Wyther’s Overhauled Overworld which completely redesigns pretty much every biome in the game. i mean LOOK AT THIS
its not even visual changes that the datapack adds, theyve also changed where some mobs spawn. for example ive found foxes in birch forests, grey parrots and ocelots in savannahs and vexes in dark forests.
im just a huge slut for things that add realistic generation
You know what actually? Fuck you. *uncobbles your stone*